Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-01-27

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John M. Kane, of Pt. Huron, was in
the village Tuesday on legal business.
The most complete line of groceries
in town can be found at Ovens Il Braid
woods.
Jay b. Maplethorp, of Richmond,
made friends visit i'll these parts the
past week.
Miss Ella Cady, of Port Huron, made
dying visit to ye editor ana "ile
Thursday evening.
Call on Ovens & Braidwood and get
cash prices on clothing. The prices are
doR to rock bottom.
WI. Gorham and family have NOV
cd into the house lately vacated by
Phil McDougall and family.
John f. Umphrey has purchased the
house and lot formerly owned by Johh
Grinnell for the sum of S4OO.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Fraser, of Wal
laceburg, Ont, are visiting relatives ana
friends in the village at present.
MIR. and Mrs. 9. Z. Pearce, of AlgOnac,
are visiting among their relatives ana
many friends i'll this place at present.
Quite pleasant time was had at the
social dance in Mlchaels' Hall last Tues
day evening. About 20 couple were III
attendance.
BE sure and attend VIM. Mclntre's
mammoth sale at Roseburg next week
Wednesday, to commence at III O'Clock.
PLENTY Of free lunch.
Rev. :. G.. Belts and wife, of Brock
way Centre. were in the village Tues
dav. "Uncle Sam" will not go to Call
fornia until spring. Sanilac co. Re-
publican.
4 petition is being circulated and
largely signed by our citizens Tor the
purpose of sending TO sheriff BernatZ,
asking him to withdraw his appoint
ment of Frank Gillian as his deputy III
these parts.
Salvation Oil is the greatest cure on
earth Tor pain. 1T ailords llstahS Ie-
lief and speedy cure to all sufferers from
rheumatism, neuralgia. headache, sore
throat. pain in the back, side and limbs,
cuts. bruises, &c. Price twenty-five
cents bottle.
Reported that Editor Patterson OF
| the Republican was presented with an
| heir. by his wife, OF Sunday OF last week
sex not known. The delighted papa
is doing as well as could be expected
under the circumstances -Sandusky
correspondent of the CrosWell DEM
ocrat.
Smith & Mcdonald. of Port Huron,
who received the contract for building
the new school house, were in the VII
! LACE this week seeing about getting
| stone for the foundation and securing
men to Get them out as soon as possible,
preparatory TO commencing work early
III the spring.
Prof Goodier principal of the Port
Huron Business College, is meeting
with greater success than ever. owing
TO the large number OF students attend
ING this year, both the professors ONCE
and the recitation room are used III OF
der to accommodate all. LII Is eVluenI
that larger quarters are required; ne
are pleased to make mention OF InlS
state of affairs, as Mr.. Goodler is nara
worker and deserves to prosper.
Alderman Mitchell is home again.
For the past three days he has been tax
ing in the sights of Brockway Centre.
He would have returned sooner but the
deep snow prevented him from driving
and the Port Huron Il Northwestern
R'y were unable to run their train, ana
the alderman would not walk. For
! three days the hospitality of that thriv-
: ing little village was bestowed upon a
real live alderman.-Port Huron Dally
Times.
Our new Roller Process Touring
mills are now ready for the machinery
which will be shipped here this week
and will be placed in running order by
the 10th of April. Mr.. Frazier, of Vas
sar. whose consumate skill in work
, manship has secured for him an un'
questionable reputation, will superln
TEND the purchasing and placing OF the
: machinery. Under his direction Wt
r may feel assured that the working ca
, pacity will be skillfully constructed
| amply equipped, with an efficiency II
: ouality and capacity of work to SatlS
Nv the most extreme demands OF tn
, public patronage.
t The following correction we received
t on a postal card from our brothers o
t the Port Huron German Herold In re
L lation to our translation of the lten
o which appeared in the above-name'
paper two weeks ago. oo-
Port Huron, January Il, 1881
Bro. MENZIEs:-Yo our translation /
i slightly free" 1t is all right down t
e the last clause. The last sentenc
8 should read, "The moustache is, like Tn
e man. small, but, unlike the man, white.
u This is what is meant to be conveyed Il
German. You did pretty well, but yo
+ are not as good in German as when W
\ first came from Germany together:
h CHARLES LAEsCH " &c
II The man who is content to live in
u county. vote and pay taxes, raise fan
II ily. and support schools without keel
L inc himself and his family poste
I through the medium of good count
" paper is to be pitied--and his family
So more TO be pitied than is the cause {
N their ignorance; and the man who d'
pends upon his neighbor's paper is I'll
X worst of all of them. Exchanging pi
nc pers is one thing, borrowing is anothe
o. FOR the former he makes a return, Il
+, the latter he might as well go to n
a neiphbor's meat barrel, sugar tub, me-
Is room or potato pile week after wee
% TO be a valuable citizen a man mu
lis necessarily know what is going OH
n his own county,
in The Bucksport Clippers nautical e
)n itor went to a New Years ball. /
lg saws the ladies chad pennants, burge
'e. and pilot flags all over them and
n heavy cloud of light, good settin
nd sails. A breeze sprung. up says .
lie nautical man. First four right NJ
on leftr was the order: The insho